This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Paul Waidelich, Constance Crassier, Harmen Sytze de Boer +3
This study integrates dynamic, country-specific cost of capital for eight energy and industry sectors into the IMAGE integrated assessment model. Accounting for developing-country investment risks raises global mitigation costs through 2100…
Khan K.
A bibliometric analysis using Biblioshiny that maps the research landscape of the green bond market. It visualizes thematic trends, key authors, and influential works, offering an overview of how green bond scholarship has evolved. The cont…
Arzal Syah, Zainuddin, Kartini Hanafi +3
Using panel data from 32 Indonesian banks (2022-2024, 96 observations), this study tests whether ESG governance moderates the links between carbon emission disclosure, green financing strategy, and financial performance. Random effects resu…
Xuân Hưng Nguyễn, Maojie You
Using panel data from Chinese A-share firms in eight carbon-intensive industries (2012–2025), this study tests whether carbon performance indicators improve out-of-sample prediction of financial distress (ST designation two years ahead) bey…
Christina Irawadi, Djoni Hartono, Jahen F. Rezki +1
Using nationally representative SUSENAS data (2022–2024, >1M households) and a CLA-EEIO framework with 2SLS/DML-IV, this study finds digital finance adoption raises Indonesian household carbon emissions, driven by indirect emissions in purc…
Saut Sagala, Priskila Agatha Sulaiman, Almira Hanifa +1
This chapter examines Indonesia's urban climate finance landscape using focus group discussions and national plan analysis. It finds that while private finance holds potential, governance and regulatory complexity limit its effectiveness. K…
Ahmed N.
This paper explores how computer-assisted language learning (CALL) technologies can build financial language literacy around green bonds, aiming to democratize access to green bond markets. Without an abstract, methods and empirical finding…
Jiaojiao Gao, Renxiang Wang
This paper builds a dynamic financial conditions index integrating monthly GDP and multi-layer financial data to examine how climate policy uncertainty (CPU) affects financial stability across aggregate conditions, asymmetric responses, and…
P. Papitha and K. Chandrasekar
This conceptual paper examines how green finance can drive sustainable supply-chain transformation in India by linking financial allocation to environmental performance, ESG disclosure, assurance and digital monitoring. It argues effectiven…
Dhayal K.S.
A perspective piece positioning green finance as a catalyst for low-carbon transition and innovation. Without an abstract, methods and empirical findings are unverified, but it likely discusses mobilizing capital for climate action and sust…
Xu L.
An empirical study examining whether the development of green finance reduces regional carbon emissions in China. It analyzes how green credit, green bonds and related financial mechanisms affect local emission levels, offering implications…
Zhang W.
An overview of China's green finance policies, practical experiences, and remaining challenges. It surveys the policy design and institutional framework behind one of the world's largest green bond markets, offering comparative material for…
Wang R.
This paper proposes a dual-perspective framework that shifts China's green finance evaluation from scale expansion toward efficiency. It emphasizes not just volume but the effectiveness and allocation efficiency of green capital, offering i…
Ding D.
A review-style treatment of sustainable finance evolution along three axes: financial innovation, policy and regulation, and international cooperation for financial-system transformation. Without an abstract, specifics are unverified, but t…
Lebelle M.
This study empirically examines how the disclosure content and readability of green bond issuance documentation affect bond liquidity. It suggests that clearer, more readable disclosure lowers investors' information-processing costs and can…
Cianforlini M.
This study examines how European members engage with and shape the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank's energy strategy. It analyzes the interplay between multilateral development bank lending policy and evolving sustainable-finance norms…
Doszhan R.D.
This paper reviews the current state and prospects of green financing in Kazakhstan. It surveys the development of green bonds and sustainable finance frameworks in this emerging Central Asian economy. No abstract is available, so methodolo…
Björkholm L.
This paper examines how Nordic green bond issuers view the forthcoming EU Green Bond Standard. It focuses on issuer-side perspectives on compliance, taxonomy alignment, and issuance costs. It offers practical insight into how disclosure and…
Azam I.
This study examines how geopolitical risks affect green finance flows and whether institutional quality moderates this relationship. It suggests stronger institutions can buffer the negative effects of geopolitical risk on green investment,…
M. Regalado, V. Mashchenko, Ivan Sicilia +1
A PRISMA-based systematic review of 73 studies (2015–2025) synthesises evidence on how digital finance (DF) and green finance (GF) relate to sustainable economic growth. DF links to financial inclusion and resource allocation; GF to renewab…
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